stop and cull 911 for help. the woman is believed to be 19 years old and was taken to regional medical center where she died about an hour later. police cannot say whether the shooting was gang-related or what the other motive might have been, but the driver who was with the woman was not considered a suspect and his identity is not being released yet. this is san jose's 30th homicide of the year. still no deal. bart and union leaders ended talks without a contract agreement. that would avert a strike. the two sides are expected to return to the bargaining table at 10:00 this morning. the bart general manager said there is progress and several

tentative deals on the table, but they are far apart on salary, medical, and pension. they have to count on something other than bart come monday morning. >> expect crowding and there will be pain and no one will go anywhere in the region and no one will have a normal di. >> even if you don't use bart, we have that part of the story. >> i'm just upset that bart has been been negotiating as much as they could have been. >> i need the bart to get to work. i don't like taking three or four buses. that's a hassell on me. >> there is an opinion about a possible bart strike, but the chief negotiator doesn't seem to care. >> i don't pay attention. my objective is to settle the contract. the talks ended before 8:00. >> what they are trying to do is generate a lot of false information and put the pressure

on us. >> the pressure to let the public know what they are fighting for. pension,lets or no increase in health wear and pay. bart riders feel like the pressure is on them. >> the commuters are caught in the middle. >> a pro business advocacy group supports and conducted a poll of 475 people. skype% don't think that bart workers are under paid. 85% believe that bart should spend money on infrastructure. 41% said that bart should spend funds on worker compensation. >> as it stands, they make quite a bit of money and holding the city hostage to get what they want obviously. i think a lot of people are not sympathetic. >> nbc bay area news. >> if the strike is on, what are your options? start by getting on your smart

phone ap. side car that matches people who need a ride with drivers nearby expect a huge jump in business if the strike happensful another option is k arcarma. >> we take the power of smart phones and social media and built the trust. >> the last strike we increased are usage and 9,000%. >> the aps use your phone's gps to find a driver near you. one more solution thattic tas you off the roads all together. most people who use uber book a town car, but you can get a boat from the east bay and from san francisco in the evening. the only catch is they cannot gar annie too what type of boat ride you will get. they can get across the bay while a sail boat could take more than an hour, especially if

there is no wind. if there is a bart strike, we will have you covered at 4:00. today in the bay, the team will help you avoid the traffic tie ups. you can expect coverage throughout the day and air and online at nbcbayarea.com. to other news and a state department travel alert for the entire month of august. the state department said there is a higher risk of al qaeda attacks on america this month in the mideast and north africa. travelers are urged to reconsider their plans and 21 embassies and consulates will close because of this threat. vice president biden and other top officials briefed members of congress. >> it is a very serious threat and probably the most detailed threat i have seen in the last five to ten years. >> earlier this week they voted to deploy the marines for the most vulnerable post instead of relying on local militias who could be working with al qaeda.

none are yet in place and the travel alert is in effect through august 31st. >> life in prison is the sentence for the man who shot and killed coworkers at a tech firm five years ago. a santa clara county judge sentenced killer woo yesterday who murdered three coworkers at sea port, a small tech firm in november of 2008 after being fired from his job. he claimed he was stark raving mad when he gunned down victims, but a jury cited revenge and first-degree murder. the victims did not hold back their feelings in court in woo's sentencing. >> cold and calculating and selfish and careless, evil individual. he has shown no remorse for what he has done. he should never be allowed out because he has no regard for human life. >> woo's attorney said there will be an appeal. the prosecution said they are

confident that appeal will be rejected. >> the city of richmond made good on a promise to sue chevron. they earned $241 billion a year and richmond wants some of that cash to pay for the city's response to the emergency and aftermath of last year's refinery fire. the city filed a 39-page complaint saying it was not an accident, but disregard for public safety. chevron knew about the condition of their pipe and did nothing to prevent failure. >> the purpose of this lawsuit has never been about money. the purpose is changing culture. >> we want to seat highest standards of safety put forward. >> they called the lawsuit meritless. the baseless allegations are

designed to divert attention away from the city council. that's their quote. much more ahead and still to come, the police department said it has a big problem with bike theft. where the thieves have grabbed more than 50 bikes just this year. new details this morning about what happened leading up to the train crash that killed 79 people. the warnings that investigators say were ignored.

. >> we are looking live from our camera and some of the clouds are making for cooler techlgtures this morning techl e temperatures if you have outside activities. more safety tests for the bridge. about two dozen steel rods are being tested to figure out if they are faulty. they exposed them to salt water to recreate exposure and

discovery of faulty bolts on the new span. they said the tests will not further delay the bridge that has been pushed to at least december and not labor day. >> a california connection to the tainted salad and the bad lettuce is linked to taylor farms of salinas. they produced the salad mix and at least 400 cases of infection have been reported in 16 states as of yesterday. they will conduct an assessment of the mexican processing facility to learn the cause of the outbreak. >> you might want to keep your bicycle inside your home when you are not using it, especially if you live in menlo park. the city has seen an increase in bike thefts and so far 53 have been swiped this year alone. police believe there hundreds more that have not come to their

attention. even when they are locked. the thieves are cutting off the chaps to steal the bikes. >> someone comes every night to check what to steal. this is a closed street. not closed, but there no cars coming. you have to come inside. >> the menlo park police said it's not clear whether this is the same person stealing all of the bikes, but it's clear that the thieves are casing the neighborhood looking for a quick steal. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. >> i would say you don't have to to be big or powerful to something and to help. >> what are started as an average lemonade stand turns into much more. >> the morning is starting off

with drizzle and low clouds over san francisco. a snapshot over why the temperatures will be cool by august standards. a look at that and the forecast when we come back.

>> good morning to you. looking live from our city camera at the san mateo bridge and boy, it looks like winter and not like the first week of august. rob has a look at the forecast that might make you take out a sweater. >> the temperatures are in the 50s and we get a taste of the san francisco summer weather all the way inland this morning with the low clouds towards the trivalley. 55 in san jose. 54 in san francisco. 55 in fairfield. the winds really telling the story. you have a south breeze into the north bay and pushing in low clouds and fairfield is strong there. southwest at 21. a southeast wind through the

salinas valley with the low clouds in and around gilroy and san jose. cool temperatures at the ballpark. a's taking on the rangers and temperatures in the mid 60s through the game. this is fantastic for the festival of the arts. temperatures in the mid 70s. go out there and enjoy it. it should be wonderful weather-wise. great food and great times to be had out there. low clouds starting off with mist in spots, especially out towards the coast with an all day sea breeze. this is why the temperatures are mild. normally you see 90s inland. not going to get it this weekend and more cooling as it turns a bit stronger early next week. satellite and radar shows you for the sierra, things have calmed down. the monsoon moisture that fired up thunderstorms pushed off to the east and the upper level low is spinning which may try to throw high clouds our way. other than that, that will help to reinforce the wind pattern

that will bring the low clouds in and break up the sunshine by midday for the valleys. look at san francisco and the coast. from 12:00 through the afternoon looks like a mostly cloudy and cool if not misty day. san francisco only close to 60 for a high and low 60s near the coast for the weekend. 70s and low 80s and if you have evening plans as early as 9:00, the low clouds already spilling back in after sundown later this evening. temperatures in the 70s to near 80. mid 80s to the south and that should be the warmer temperatures around pleasant and the trivalley. 70 frz castro valley and hayward and now we are in the 60s. san francisco is quite cool with the low clouds. 70s around the north bay. a mild weekend as we go through the forecast. they are reminding you that it's football season. we have cowboys and the dolphins

coming up sunday evening. check it out here on nbc bay area. drizzle to start off the workweek and after the middle part of the week, we will see high pressure build back enough to maybe get us back into upper 80s and closer to 90 by friday. in the meantime, mild temperatures. nice for the outdoor plans. >> we have been humming the football song in our heads. love it. thank you very much. next time you pass a lemonade stand in your neighborhood, you may want to stop and ask what it's for. a little girl raised more than $100,000 towards her cause. we have this inspirational story. >> i was so sad because i thought of me and my brother and it broke my heart. >> when she saw this photo of child slaves, the 8-year-old told her mother she had to help. >> the first thing she said is i

want to free 500 slaves. >> we have to make a stand and the only business experience i had was lemonade. >> the third greater was determined to help in fairfax. >> she could learn math skills and i had no idea we would come as far as we v. it keeps ongoing and going. >> she ran the stand every day for a year, raising $100,000. she sent the money to groups like free the slaves and the nepal youth foundation, changing hundreds of lives. >> we can give its family a get or sewing machine or cow to make stuff and make their own business and they won't fall back into slavery. >> the 9-year-old and her family are going big. investors help put making a stand lemonade in a bottle. it is now sold in bay area

stores. >> it's really heavy. >> thank you. good luck. >> she made big sales and a bigger impact. >> she is a very young and successful example of what you can do. >> her parents are business partners and biggest fans, encouraging this little girl to make her big dreams come true. >> compassion is not compassion without action. it's just feeling sorry for someone. >> jean ellie today in the bay. >> we have more coming up. >> terrible that it takes a tragedy like this to really be a wake up call. >> where are your clothes made? are the factory conditions safe? a bay area woman is empowering workers around the globe after a factory collapse in bangladesh.

nearly three months ago the world watched in horror when a

garment factory collapsed in bangladesh, killing more than 1100 workers. dozens of worldwide retailers signed a plan to conduct independent factory inspections, but absent from the list, bay area clothing giants gap and levi straus. diane dwyer looks at why and how consumers can buy conscious clothing. >> the images of trapped young workers forced people to take a close look at how and where their clothes are made. >> it's terrible that it takes a tragedy like this to really be a wake up call. >> heather has spent her career to improve the lives of third world workers and farmers. as the director of good world solutions, she is empowering workers through cell phones which surprisingly many of them have. >> workers in bangladesh saw cracks in the walls and because they weren't able to report that to decision makers, over 1,000

workers died. with the power of mobile technology now and we are approaching a one to one ratio between workers and mobile subscriptions, they have their own phones, that allows us to communicate in a new way. >> she is doing what she can, but would like to see retail companies show more leadership to bring about change. >> larger companies have leverage with factories to push for change. if we are going to see large scale change, it has to be from larger companies stepping up and making the commitments. pafr ever two major retailers are head quartered in san francisco. the gap here and across town levi straus. they chose not to join the mostly european retailers's plan to inspect the factories in the next nine months and refused our request for on camera introduce. an e-mailed statement said "our

supply chain policies are so strict that we only use 13 factories in bangladesh out of the more than 4,000 in the country. we built an industry-leading 20-year safety record in bangladesh and have not had production in any of the facilities where the tragedies occurred." they formed an alliance with wal-mart, jc penny and nordstrom. in an e-mail statement, a gap spokes woman said it brings together retailers and industry associations from across north america to play a substantial role in improving working conditions for the people in bangladesh's garment industry. labor groups claim this plan which would create a 42 million dollar fund does not nearly go far enough and pay towards the renovation and repair of bangladesh factories. >> these come in different colors. >> some smaller companies make conscious clothing part of the overall mission. prada is based out of l.a. and

became the first in north america to receive fair trade certification in apparel. we talked to the ceo via skype who said it has been a difficult journey, but worth taking. >> we have stood for this for a long time and it feels like swimming upstream. not that many focused are focussed on this. >> they are only one of several companies that received fair trade certification. >> for means the t-shirts cost more, at least one shopper said he is willing to pay that price. >> it should be something that everybody should do. take a moment to think about how things are made and the conditions these people live. >> i'm diane dwyer, nbc bay area news. >> it takes 12 to 18 months to get a certification for apparel to see gap and levi's full statements, go to nbc bay

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. >> good morning, everybody. we are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. wherever the folks are going, they are probably going to find the same conditions. that is cool temperatures and cloudy skies. thanks for joining us. i'm chris sanchez with rob with a forecast that feels like fall. >> it does. the mornings have been cooler and we have the fog into livermore and fairfield with a good strong sea breeze. 50s to start things off. jacket weather this morning and thanks to the winds that were strongly onshore with fairfield, concord and napa, that will keep them lingering.

hour by hour, sunshine inland and fog and low clouds hanging out all day and by 7:00 it's heading back to oakland. highs today with san francisco and oakland looking at 60s and upper 70s and mid 80s. low 60s inland today near the trivalley. they seem mild i'm sure and even cooler ahead. we will have the forecast in a few minutes. >> breaking news in downtown san jose. a woman was shot while a passenger in a car driving near south third and east san salvador streets. it was about 1:00 this morning when the woman and a 21-year-old man r7 drivi was driving. the driver who was not hit stopped to call 911 for help. the woman is believed to be 19 and taken to regional medical center where she died less than

an hour later. they can't say whether it was gang-relate and what the motive might have been, but they say the driver who was with the woman is not considered a suspect. his identity has not been revealed. there no subject descriptions to pass along at this point. this is the 30th homicide of the year. bart and union leaders ended talks and have yet to reach a deal, but the two sides are expected back to the bargaining table at 10:00 this morning. the general manager said that there is progress and several tentative deals, but yet both sides are far apart on salary, medical, and pension. that leaves the bay area bracing for life without bart on monday morning. >> expect crowding and there will be pain and no one will be going anywhere who will have a normal kind of a day. >> if there is a strike and that

complicates your getting to work on monday morning, you can start helping by getting your smart phone out. companies like side car who match people who need a ride expect a huge jump in business if the strike happens. another option is carma that pairs people who are looking to carpool with drivers looking to save monotoley on tolls. >> we take the smart phone and social media and build that trust. >> we are expecting what we had on the last bart strike. we increased our usage 9,000%. >> these are aps that use your phone's gps to find drivers close to you. if there is a strike, we will have you covered on monday morning. today in the bay, we will start at 4:00 to help you avoid the traffic tie ups. we have coverage plans for all day on air online at nbcbayarea.com. five years after a gruesome

crime that took three lives, the families say they finally have justice this morning. the man convicted of killing his coworkers at a south bay tech company will spend the rest of his life behind bars. today in the bay has a decision that brings closure to a story that shook up the community in 2008. >> you are the biggest fool because you destroyed your own family and own with your petty feelings and acts of revenge. >> the families did not hold back, letting the convicted killer know how they felt about him. >> mr. woo is a calculating, selfish, careless, evil individual who has shown no remorse for what he has done. he should never be allowed out and he has no regard for human life. >> woo will spend the rest of his in prison for murdering three coworkers at a small tech firm in 2008.

woo had been fired from his job. despite his attorneys saying he was stark raving mad, a jury saw it as revenge and first-degree murder. >> you have no such honor. perhaps some day you will be brave enough to take responsibility for your decisions and to grow and try to reclaim some decency. >> then it was woo's turn to speak. he expressed regret and said he felt sad for the family, he still shows bitterness. >> not only did they move the family, they were cheat and fooled by the prosecutors. >> the victim families and the prosecution dismissed all that was and said woo deserves his punishment. >> i take it as a badge of honor. we did our job and made sure he was convict and will spend the rest of his in prison where he belongs. >> george kiriyama, today in the

bay. >> a u.s. government worldwide travel alert for americans in or headed to the middle east. the state department said they show there is a higher risk of al qaeda,a taxes on americans in that part of the world this month. 21 u.s. embassies and consulates will close because of that threat. vice president biden and top officials briefed members of congress. >> it is a very serious threat. probably the most detailed threat or specific threat i have seen in the last five or ten years. >> the house voted to deploy more marines and higher contractors for the most vulnerable posts instead of relying on local militaries that could be working with al qaeda as we found they were in benghazi. they are in place and the travel alert is in effect through august 31st. >> new this morning, suicide bombers attacked the indian consulate in the city today. police said the vehicle exploded

as it approached a check point. nine civilians died and most of them were children. gunfire could be heard in the area after the explosion and the roads there were blocked. the attack comes as the united states planned to close a number of embassies and consulates response to the threat. no group has claimed responsibility. standing their ground this morning, supporters of egyptian president morsi are defying demands for them to leave their sit ins. the government is threatening to force the sit ins to clear out. morsi supporters say they will not disburse until he returned to power. so far there no signs of concrete measures from either side to find consensus in this political crisis. the city of richmond made good on the promise to sue chevron. the san ramon-based chevron

baizes $241 billion a year and richmond wants that cash to pay for the city's response to the actual emergency and aftermath of last year's refinery fire. the city filed a 39-page complaint claiming that it was not a freak accident, but instead the result of the disregard for public safety. the suit claims they knew about the dangerous condition of the pipe and did nothing to prevent the failure. >> the purpose of this lawsuit has never been about money. the purpose of the lawsuit is changing corporate culture. >> we want to see the highest standards of safety put forward. >> chevron calls the lawsuit meritless. they issued a statement reading in part, the baseless allegations against chevron usa are plainly intended to divert attention away from a dysfunctional city council. >> a u.s. supreme court ruling could release 10,000 inmates on to california streets.

that amounts to 8 percent per of all state prisoners. a lower court ordered them released and the supreme court upheld that decision. the concern is that our prisons are overcrowded and pose a health risk to inmates. governor brown said that releasing that many criminals by the end of the year jeopardizes public safety. the state is working on back up plans including back up contracts to house the inmates. it just needs funding by the state legislature. still ahead, groceries and a lot more coming to san jose. find out what will separate a new whole foods store and other stores. look at 'em.

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. >> good morning to you. boy, what a foggy start to the day on the san mateo bridge and clouds not going to clear out too much. a cool day on tap.

warnings ignored. new information about the deadly train crash in spain last week. investigators say the driver received three warnings to slow down in the two minutes before this crash when the train flew off the tracks, killing 79 people. a court statement said the driver was talking on the phone when he received the first warning. the last warning came just 250 yards before a dangerous curve where the train derailed. at that point the train was going 121 miles per hour in what was a 50 mile per hour zone. >> not just high end groceries and organic goods, but a high end beer garden. whole foods is expanding as a new location will be refreshing for many people. it will be a groundbreaking for the new store on august 21st. we hear it will feature a 5,000 square foot brewery that will fit by the shark tank. whole foods is opening in fremont, walnut creek and

dublin. still ahead, changing the definition of cancer. the local researcher leading the push for sweeping changes in dancer detection and treatment. >> good morning to you from the golden gate bridge. we have fog and misty skies and a pretty mild forecast by august standards. we will have a look when we come back.

>> good morning in san jose. the low clouds have made their way into the santa clara valley. a cool start and cloudy skies, but a sunny finish in the forecast. not so much for san francisco and the coast for the low clouds stick around this weekend. you can see we have a mild start to the morning and mostly 50s outside. a healthy sea breeze getting into fairfield and parts of the east bay into contra costa and solano counties. into the north bay it will make for a cool day at the ballpark.

first pitch after 1:00. temperatures in the mid 60s and the sweatshirt will be fine. if you get out to the festival, very comfortable and mid 70s today and tomorrow. we go from 10:00 to 6:00. check that out in fremont. mild temperatures thanks to the sea breeze that brought in low clouds and misty skies. highs only in the 70s and 80s. we can see temperatures cool off more. good news if you can head off towards lake tahoe, no thunderstorms in the forecast. most of the moisture moved on. an upper level low may try to throw an in addition to the low clouds and high clouds drifting in as we head towards the afternoon. hour by hour, you can see the low cloud cover around san francisco throughout the day. west of the golden gate down the coast, but with evening plans around the east bay, low clouds into oakland and free minute

there by 9:00 and 10:00 later on tonight. temperatures around san jose should be in the upper 70s and 80s south of downtown. mid 80s around downtown and mid- to upper 80s and lower 80s out towards fairfield and concord. 70s in the north bay and 60s around san francisco and oakland. overall inland a mild start to the weekend and feels like fall and how appropriate. we have the nfl on nbc krm tomorrow with that hall of fame game coming up and sunday to wrap up the weekend and more drizzle into monday morning. inland may cool off slightly with a sea breeze early next week and we warm up with the approach next weekend. perhaps it will feel more like august. >> we can use a little bit more before we get the kids off to school and get back to the regular. >> you won't feel it this weekend. >> when you hear the word cancer, many people automatically assume the worst. this morning's health matters,

we sue how a bay area doctor wants to change how the word is used when doctors talk with patients and even each other. >> anyone who ever waited through the world of inside has tripped over the confusing terminology over medical jargon. still one word that is universally understood. >> most people when they hear the word cancer assume they are going to die without aggressive treatment. >> ucsf cancer surgeon knows that is certainly not always the case. >> the understanding of cancer is that it encompasses many, many more diseases and may never bogger you and some are very aggressive. >> one example are small lesions found in the milk grands of some women, they are not 23409 cancerous even though they bear the name ductal carcinoma. >> some should not be called cancer. we should get the word out of

the name so that we don't frighten people. >> a panel of researchers are calling on leaders to change the terminology sounding cancer so that lesser continues that may not develop into the disease no longer bear the ominous names. the group's findings were published in the journal of the american medical association. they said terminology is just the first step. she thinks doctors should ease aggressive treatment on slow-growing precancerous conditions so they can be studied. >> let's have registries and follow it and learn where treatments make a difference and where they don't. >> medical experts express concern saying doctors shouldn't sugar coat patient conditions when they don't actually know whether or not they'll turn cancerous. he said increases in health screenings are turning up things that may not require sounding the alarm and removing the c word may help keep the word fear

of the waiting room. nbc bay area news. >> still ahead on today in the bay, we will show you how the local baseball teams did yesterday, including the most important ones, the local little leaguers.

>> and looking live at o.cocoliseum where the a's take on the texas rangers at 1:05. the rangers will hope for the texas heat. they won't get it today though. the green and gold took on the second place rangers in game one of the series last night. they got off to a good start when brandon moss doubled in lowrie and took a 2-0 lead in the first inning. it was all texas after that. the rangers scoring the next six runs on the way to an 8-3 win. the giants in tampa bay to take on the rays. madison baumgartner was dominant

on the round. he pitched seven pgs and 11 strike outs. brandon broke a 1-1 tie and the giants go on to win their third straight game, beating the rays, 4-1. from the big leaguers to the little leaguers and it was a close one. not enough to get the win for the pleasanton nashls yesterday. they played in the world series in livermore this week. the boys from pleasanton knocked off the teams and lost 6-5 in the game that was heavily favored from houston. the team plays again this afternoon at the same location. if they win they will advance and play the team again, but this time for all the marbles. still ahead on today in the bay, we have lyndon who is looking for his forever home. precious little monkey. it is a dog though. we will talk about him coming

up.

>> our friends from pets in need are here this morning. volunteer lisa simmons is here with lyndon, a very regal name for a very little dog. tell us about lynndie. >> lynndie actually is a 3-month-old puppy from a litter of five. we have the rest of his siblings at the shelter. they are all looking for homes. they were out in foster and have been exposed to children and cats and other dogs and vacuum cleaners and everything else you can imagine. >> i love how you torture them and call it socialization. >> he is acting a little shy right now but he's not really. they are rate to go. microchipped and fixed. then we just make fabulous additions to any family. >> it doesn't appear that he will be too big. >> he's not.

we think he probably definitely has jack russell in him and possibly beagle or chihuahua. >> that's a good mix. if dogs are not your ching, there plenty of cats and it's kitten season. i don't know how people don't walk out with 12 kittens. they are so cute. >> we can hook them up too. we have so many right now. please come to the shelter. don't buy. >> very good. you can find out more about all the pets in need at pets in need.org. thank you so much for coming in and thank you for visiting us. lyndon. very cute. lock at that little snoot. so cute. kids instruments plus adult lyrics, you might have seen it. we are adding jimmy fallon and robin thick to the mix. even if you have seen it, you you know you want to see it again.

>> they keep themselves so serious. last night fallon and the roots got together with robin thick to play blurred lines with the kazoo and the recorder and a nod to the memorable blue oyster cult sketch on snl. a cow bell. more cow bell please. here's the last look at the forecast. gotta love that. >> we take a look at the weather. a little bit on the cool side. low clouds across the bay even into the inland east bay valleys. the winds into fairfield and a southeast breeze into san jose. by mid-morning, we are clearing inland and look at the coast down towards santa cruz. a cool start to the weekend and the low clouds will spill back in around 6:00 back into

oakland. 60s to san francisco and 70 no, sir san jose. mid 80s and as we get into the beginning of next week, temperatures are cooling off more as the sea breeze wraps up the weekend. >> thank you very much, rob and thank you for making us a part of your morning. more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 and any time you upon at nnbcbayarea.co. have a great day and see you tomorrow.

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